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Breakdown: Passing attack has all pieces but one

Texas A&M's offensive units are loaded with talent, including at the receiver and offensive line positions. There's just one question, Brandon Leone writes, that must be answered before the Aggies' attack can fly.
By Brandon Leone
August 13, 2012
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A pre-fall analysis of the Aggies' options through the air

Protection won’t be a problem. Proven receivers return. However, the Aggies are dependent on unproven quarterbacks. Their development will determine whether A&M’s passing game is an asset or a liability.

Top returning receivers: Ryan Swope (1207 yards on 89 catches, 13.6 average, 11 touchdowns); Uzoma Nwachukwu (639 yards on 50 catches, 12.8 average, 2 touchdowns); Michael Lamothe (109 yards on 14 catches, 7.8 average, 3 touchdowns).

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